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Posted by Greg D. Moore \(Strider\) on 03/13/07 22:50

Can you please repost WITHOUT the HTML

Tht's basically impossible to read.

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Greg Moore
SQL Server DBA Consulting
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"Bryan" <bsockel@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1173818991.982147.112650@y66g2000hsf.googlegroups.com...
> We have a SQL 2005 server running the following backup job:
>
> /* Created by
> <a href="http://www.wangz.net/gsqlparser/sqlpp/sqlformat.htm">free
> online sql formatter</a> */ 
> EXECUTE  "maroon">master. "maroon">dbo. "#8000FF">xp_create_subdir
>    N'\\Server\Backups
> \DBServerName\\DB_Name__METABASE'
>
> 
> GO
>
> 
> EXECUTE  "maroon">master. "maroon">dbo. "#8000FF">xp_create_subdir
>    N'\\server\Backups
> \DBServerName\\DB_Name__MSCRM'
>
> 
> GO
>
> 
> BACKUP DATABASE</
> font> [db_name__metabase]</
> font> TO  "maroon">disk =  color = "red">N'\\server\Backups\DBServerName\\DB_Name__METABASE
> \DB_Name__METABASE_backup_200610261158.bak'  "blue">WITH differential</
> font> ,  "maroon">noformat ,</
> font> noinit  "silver">, name  color = "silver">=  "red">N'DB_Name__METABASE_backup_20061026115839'  color = "silver">, skip</
> font> ,  "maroon">rewind ,  color = "maroon">nounload ,</
> font> stats  "silver">= 10
>
> 
> GO
>
> 
> DECLARE   "#8000FF">@backupSetId  AS</
> font> INT
>
> 
> SELECT  "#8000FF">@backupSetId =</
> font> position
> FROM    "maroon">msdb. "silver">.backupset
> WHERE   "maroon">database_name =</
> font> N'DB_Name__METABASE'
>         "blue">AND backup_set_id</
> font> =  "silver">(SELECT  "fuchsia">MAX( = "maroon">backup_set_id)
>                              color = "blue">FROM    "maroon">msdb. "silver">.backupset
>                              color = "blue">WHERE   "maroon">database_name =</
> font> N'DB_Name__METABASE' = "silver">)
>
> 
> IF  "#8000FF">@backupSetId IS</
> font> NULL
>   BEGIN
>     RAISERROR</
> font> ( "red">N'Verify failed. Backup information for database ''DB_Name__METABASE'' not found.'</
> font>,16</
> font>,1</
> font>)
>   END
>
> 
> RESTORE  "maroon">verifyonly FROM</
> font> disk  "silver">= N'\\server\Backups
> \DBServerName\\DB_Name__METABASE
> \DB_Name__METABASE_backup_200610261158.bak'  "blue">WITH FILE  color = "silver">= @backupSetId</
> font> ,  "maroon">nounload ,</
> font> norewind
>
> 
> GO
>
> 
> BACKUP DATABASE</
> font> [db_name__mscrm]  color = "blue">TO disk</
> font> = N'\
> \server\Backups\DBServerName\\DB_Name__MSCRM
> \DB_Name__MSCRM_backup_200610261158.bak'  "blue">WITH differential</
> font> ,  "maroon">noformat ,</
> font> noinit  "silver">, name  color = "silver">=  "red">N'DB_Name__MSCRM_backup_20061026115839'  = "silver">, skip  color = "silver">, rewind</
> font> ,  "maroon">nounload ,</
> font> stats  "silver">= 10
>
> 
> GO
>
> 
> DECLARE   "#8000FF">@backupSetId  AS</
> font> INT
>
> 
> SELECT  "#8000FF">@backupSetId =</
> font> position
> FROM    "maroon">msdb. "silver">.backupset
> WHERE   "maroon">database_name =</
> font> N'DB_Name__MSCRM'
>         "blue">AND backup_set_id</
> font> =  "silver">(SELECT  "fuchsia">MAX( = "maroon">backup_set_id)
>                              color = "blue">FROM    "maroon">msdb. "silver">.backupset
>                              color = "blue">WHERE   "maroon">database_name =</
> font> N'DB_Name__MSCRM' "silver">)
>
> 
> IF  "#8000FF">@backupSetId IS</
> font> NULL
>   BEGIN
>     RAISERROR</
> font> ( "red">N'Verify failed. Backup information for database ''DB_Name__MSCRM'' not found.'</
> font>,16</
> font>,1</
> font>)
>   END
>
> 
> RESTORE  "maroon">verifyonly FROM</
> font> disk  "silver">= N'\\server\Backups
> \DBServerName\\DB_Name__MSCRM\DB_Name__MSCRM_backup_200610261158.bak'</
> font> WITH  "blue">FILE =  color = "#8000FF">@backupSetId ,</
> font> nounload  "silver">, norewind
> 
>
> This job was set up long before i started here and the problem is that
> the backup file itself has grown to be over 230 GB. It does not
> appear that the backup job is pruning the file. is there a way to
> view the contents of this file and then prune it so we keep no more
> then two weeks worth of data.
>
> Thanks
>

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